Here's the part that matters to you, and it isn't the number itself. A builder sitting on standing inventory behaves differently than a homeowner does.
Jordan runs your team. A Researcher, a Writer, a Compliance Checker, a Scheduler and a Publisher do the work. All of it on your license, all of it finished before you wake up.
Your first piece answers a question a real person in your market typed into Google last week.
$129 a month. Thirty days, full refund, no questions asked.
An illustration of how one piece moves through your team. Every finished record is real, public and permanent.
Why any of this matters
Both are fixable. Neither one has to be your job.
Findable
Your work lands on pages you own, built the way search engines and AI tools actually read: your license, your location, your specialty, and real answers to what local clients ask. Not a profile on somebody else's platform.
Checkable
Every piece links to a permanent public record showing that you, a licensed professional, read it and approved it before it went out. When a referral looks you up, there's something to look at, and it holds up.
Still going in month six
Content takes about six months to start paying, and most people quit around month two. Momentum is the whole game, and it's the first thing to go when your week gets away from you. Your teammates don't have weeks like that.
Off your desk
You read it and you sign it. That's the job. No blank page, no Sunday night scramble, no quiet stretch where you disappeared and only your clients noticed. The work shows up whether you felt like it or not.
And this isn't a beginner's problem. In this business you're only as good as your last sale. Twenty years in or twenty days, unless a referral network is carrying you, you're marketing from scratch every month.
Your teammates
They're AI, and we'd rather say that plainly than dress it up. What makes them teammates instead of a chatbot is that each one has a single job, they hand work to each other in order, and all of it lands on your desk. You don't manage them, brief them, prompt them, or carry them on payroll. You decide.
That's the whole name. Auto, because they don't wait for you to start. Mates, because they're yours.
Chief of Staff
Runs the team so you don't have to. Jordan keeps things moving, checks in with the other five, and brings you the short list of what actually needs you.
Research
Finds what people in your market are actually asking, right now, by asking Google what they type. Every question comes with a receipt: where it was seen and when. Nothing gets written out of thin air, and nothing you post answers a question nobody asked.
Writing
Turns it into something in your voice, not the flat middle voice every AI defaults to. Your phrasing, your habits, the way you'd explain it to a client at a kitchen table. And when the Checker flags something, the Writer fixes it before you ever see the piece.
Compliance
Reads every piece against federal advertising rules, industry ethics requirements and applicable state guidance. It names the rule, quotes the phrase, and shows you the fix. Most warnings are gone before you see the piece. The rare one that survives comes with its fix beside it.
Scheduling
Decides when approved work goes out and keeps the rhythm steady, so your presence doesn't depend on how your week went.
Publishing
Sends approved work straight to your wired channels and your own pages, then files the record. Anywhere that isn't wired, it's sitting there finished and ready to paste.
The team isn't finished, and saying otherwise would be the first untrue thing on this page. It carries the daily load now and it adds seats as the work shows up. A team that's still hiring is a truer thing than one claiming to be complete on day one.
What changes on Monday
A blank page, a full week behind you, and the question you quit over: what do I even say?
Three pieces, researched, written and checked. You read, change what's wrong, and sign.
The proof
The moment you approve a piece, a Certified Provenance Record is created: a permanent, timestamped, public page showing that you, a licensed professional, reviewed and approved that work before it went out. It exists for exactly one reason, which is that you knowingly clicked a button that said so.
A chief executive doesn't type the speech. A team prepares it, the executive reads it, changes what's wrong, and signs it. The signing is what makes it theirs.
Records stay public and permanent, including if you leave. A record you can delete isn't a record.
Where we draw the line
Anyone who guarantees you'll be recommended by an AI tool is lying to you. Nobody controls the answer, including us. So here's what we promise instead, and keep: the work answers questions real people in your market are asking, matched to how you write, checked against the rules that apply to your license, published to pages you own, and put on the record under your name. Anybody can write a post. Almost nobody is still doing it six months later. That's what you're paying for.
What it costs
Here is what it takes to get each part of this any other way.
$129/month
or $1,290 a year, two months free
Thirty days. Not proud of the work? One email, full refund, no questions asked.
Card required at signup. Cancel any time from your own settings, in a few clicks, without emailing anybody.
Content starts paying around month six. That clock does not start until you do. Every month you wait is a month your body of work does not exist.
Thirty days. If you don't approve work you're proud to publish, send one email and get every dollar back. No questions asked. No forms, no phone call, no conditions, and nobody trying to talk you out of it.
Cancelling is in your settings. No phone call, no retention conversation, no hunting for the link.
One thing to know going in, because it's the whole point: records already on file stay public and permanent. That's what makes them worth anything.
For team leaders and brokers
Every piece a member publishes got checked against the advertising rules before they approved it, and every approval left a permanent record with a date on it. That's a different conversation to have with a regulator, a carrier or a broker than the one you're having now. It's also a recruiting line you get for free: join my team and your body of work starts on day one.
Team and brokerage setups are handled one at a time, on purpose, because compliance posture differs by state and by brokerage policy.
Questions agents actually ask
Because you're not buying a tool. A tool waits for you: you still have to show up, think of a topic, write the prompt, check the rules, and post it yourself. Price this against the work instead. A freelance writer who knows real estate runs a few hundred a month and won't touch compliance. A marketing coordinator is a salary with taxes attached. If a twenty dollar tool is genuinely getting work published every week in your voice and checked against your state's rules, keep it. Almost nobody is still doing that six months in, and that's the honest reason this exists.
From what people in your market are actually typing into Google. Your Researcher asks the search engine what questions are being asked around buying and selling in your city, keeps every one with a receipt showing where and when it was seen, and never writes a question of its own. A canned list goes stale. A question somebody asked last week does not.
Most agents do now, and most of them say it changed very little. That's not a knock on the tools. It's what happens when the thing you bought waits for you to operate it. And notice what a general AI tool can't do at all: it can't check your work against the rules that govern your license, it can't prove a licensed professional approved it, it can't build pages the engines read, and under a lot of brokerage policies it can't touch client information.
A permanent, timestamped public page proving a licensed professional reviewed and approved a piece of content before publication. It's created only by that professional's own explicit click. Nothing and nobody else can create one.
The work is automatic. Your teammates research, write, check, schedule and publish without you lifting a finger. The one thing that never happens without you is the yes. That single click is what creates your record, and it's what protects your license: no tool can put words in your mouth, so no regulator, client or imposter can either.
Nobody can promise that, and you should walk away from anyone who does. What gets built is a structured, local, signed body of work on pages you own, which is the thing those tools read. Where a machine puts you is nobody's to sell.
Here's exactly what you get. Every piece is checked against federal advertising rules, industry ethics requirements and applicable state guidance before you ever see the approve button. Anything questionable is flagged in plain English with the rule named and a suggested fix beside it, and most of it is fixed by your Writer before you see the piece at all. Your approval is recorded, so the fact that the check ran can be proven later.
Could anyone guarantee compliance outright? No, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you exposure. What's guaranteed is that the check ran, the flags were shown and the record exists.
Your voice gets captured at the start and used on everything afterward. The words you give to teach your voice are used for that and nothing else. They never become a draft.
They stay public and permanent. A record you can delete isn't a record. Your pages, your tools and your teammates pause. Your body of work stays yours, on the record.
They go to work the evening you join, and the first piece is waiting when you wake up. Read it, change what's wrong, and sign it. Or don't, and get your money back inside thirty days.
$129 a month. Cancel whenever you want. If the first thirty days don't win you over, one email and you get every dollar back. No questions, no forms, no phone call.